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Wood Studio: RULPA - Anna Aleksejeva
Winner of: Ready to Implement Conscious Design Award

The Wood Studio project’s main theme was to create a unique cooling off stool for Finnish sauna. The RULPA stool is multifunctional, a stool and a matt to use in a sauna space.

Wood Studio: RULPA - Anna Aleksejeva
Winner of: Ready to Implement Conscious Design Award

Wood Studio: RULPA - Anna Aleksejeva
Winner of: Ready to Implement Conscious Design Award

Wood Studio: RULPA - Anna Aleksejeva
Winner of: Ready to Implement Conscious Design Award

Huili: Sauna Stool - Emilia Lonka

The word “huili” comes from the Finnish verb “huilia”, which means resting. Emilia Lonka wanted to create a stool that can be easily moved, stored and used however and whenever needed - while washing oneself, at the pier after swimming or for cooling off after sauna. The functionality dates back to the Shaker culture, where simplicity and function were glorified. It was common to store daily goods and light furniture on the wall. This inspired to design a form that can be easily hung on the wall.

Saunakoni (Sauna Horse) - Turkka Taipale

The Saunakoni (Sauna Horse) is designed for demanding conditions, at the interface of the Arctic cold and scorching sauna heat. The Saunakoni seat is designed for wet areas and thanks to the curved shapes, no water is left on the furniture. It's comfortable to sit on while cooling off from the sauna and enjoying a cold drink.

Tovi - Eevi Hautanen

Tovi sauna stool combines round and soft shapes with linearity and angularity. The stool is made of naturally moisture-resistant larch and the stool is built to be very durable and sturdy. This stool is designed to withstand sauna moments for many generations to come.

A Stool - Siying Deng

A Stool is handcrafted from larch, so it is suitable for wet conditions. It can also be used to cool off after taking a sauna and for other purposes. Its grid-like design on top and A-shaped legs allow water to stay as little as possible, achieving unity of function and form.

Dune - Tiphaine Bedel

When designing this project, Tiphaine Bedel was thinking about the image of sand that settles or spreads when you sit on it, to finally take a shape that best adapts to your morphology. So, this seat has undulations, hollows and edges that offer good comfort and also allow the water to escape.

VIVI - Sofia Secchi

Vivi stool's clean and geometric design is enlivened by a tilting movement made possible by the simple lines of its silhouette. It is made of aspen, a type of wood that is often chosen for sauna interiors as it withstands high temperatures without warming up.

The main purpose of the project was to rethink the common practice of sitting outdoor in between sauna sessions on steady benches or random stands. Vivi stool offers an alternative, more playful and dynamic seating option to enjoy the cooling-off moments.

Clover Stool - Sevde Bozkurt

Clover Stool is a larch stool with three warm heart-like shape patterns encapsulated within an overall circular form, taking inspiration from the natural shape of the clover leaf. It aims to bring you closer to nature and enables you to feel comfortable while cooling off.